Can tiger thorn plum be planted in the ground?

Can Euphorbia pilosa be planted in the ground?

Tiger thorn thorn can be planted in the ground. Since it produces carcinogens during the planting process, indoor potted plants are harmful to human health. Tiger thorn thorn can be planted outdoors, and it is better to choose outdoor ground planting than indoor potted plants.

Ground-planted Euphorbia milii can be perennial, but it cannot survive the winter outdoors without protection. If planted outdoors, it needs to be insulated.

Generally, Euphorbia milii can be planted in the yard, and attention should be paid to water replenishment in the summer. Although it is relatively drought-resistant, it still needs to be supplemented if the surrounding soil has too little moisture.

Planting method of Euphorbia milii

1. Soil for planting

Euphorbia milii is suitable for planting in garden soil. The ratio of garden soil to slag is three to one. Base fertilizer should be applied before planting. Generally, soil containing moldy leaves is used, as this type of soil is more fertile.

2. Watering

Euphorbia milii is a succulent plant that can tolerate drought and is not suitable for excessive watering. If the soil is too wet for a long time, it will not only cause root rot but also endanger the survival of Euphorbia milii. Therefore, it is better to keep the soil in the pot slightly dry when watering.

3. Lighting

During the flowering period of Euphorbia milii, it needs more sunlight. At this time, the bracts will be brightly colored and the flowering period will be long. If there is insufficient sunlight, the flower color will be dull. If it is planted in dark conditions for a long time, it will not bloom.

Precautions for planting Euphorbia milii in the ground

1. Euphorbia milii prefers a warm, humid and well-lit growing environment. It is relatively shade-tolerant but very afraid of high temperatures. It is drought-tolerant but not cold-tolerant.

2. The best growing environment for Euphorbia milii is in a bright place. It can be grown outdoors or indoors. If the pot is small, then pay attention to providing shade when the light is strong in summer.

3. Euphorbia pilosa is drought-tolerant but afraid of moisture, so the soil should be dry and avoid moisture at other times except in summer.